Across
- 3. – Maturation into specialized form.
- 4. – Oval-shaped red blood cell.
- 7. – Greenish tumor of myeloid cells.
- 8. – Blood in urine.
- 9. – Increased platelet count.
- 10. – Immature neutrophil.
- 11. – Nucleated red cell precursor.
- 12. – Directed movement of cells.
- 14. – Formation of all blood cells.
- 16. – Reduced bone marrow activity.
- 23. – Malignancy of plasma cells.
- 27. – Dense granules in leukocytes.
- 28. – Increased red blood cell mass.
- 31. – Later granulocyte precursor.
- 32. – Precursor cell before monocyte.
- 34. – Immature granulocyte precursor.
- 38. – Rapid increase in number of cells.
- 40. – Variation in red cell shapes.
- 42. – Excess nuclear lobes in neutrophils.
- 44. – Cell ingestion of particles.
- 46. – Increased eosinophils.
- 47. – Increased neutrophils.
- 48. – Excess fibrous connective tissue formation.
- 49. – Abnormal red blood cell formation.
- 52. – Increased granulocytes.
- 56. – Fibrous replacement of bone marrow.
- 60. – Passage of cells through vessel walls.
- 63. – Abnormally large red blood cells.
- 65. – Enlarged abnormal red cell precursor.
- 67. – Compulsive consumption of ice.
- 68. – Protein responsible for storing iron.
- 69. – Immature monocyte precursor.
- 70. – Elevated lymphocytes.
- 71. – Decreased white blood cells.
- 72. – Decrease in all blood cell types.
- 75. – Malignancy of blood-forming tissues.
- 77. (45 words)
- 78. – Inherited disorder affecting globin chain production.
- 79. – Iron-storage pigment.
- 80. – Fragmented red blood cell.
- 81. – Uncontrolled cell death.
- 82. – Programmed cell death.
- 83. – Increased monocytes.
- 84. – Enlarged spleen.
- 85. – Immature lymphoid precursor.
- 86. – Round red blood cell lacking central pallor.
- 87. – Iron deposition in tissues.
- 88. – Inherited hypolobulated neutrophil.
- 89. – Elevated basophils.
- 90. – Bluish immature red blood cells.
- 91. – Genetic iron overload disorder.
Down
- 1. – Presence of unusually small red blood cells.
- 2. – Tissue macrophage.
- 5. – Decreased lymphocytes.
- 6. – Disorders of hemoglobin structure.
- 13. – Abnormal blood cell maturation.
- 15. – Red cell with slit-like pallor.
- 17. – Red blood cell precursor containing iron granules.
- 18. – Burr cell with uniform projections.
- 19. – Platelet disorder with giant platelets.
- 20. – Production of red blood cells.
- 21. – Enzyme in myeloid cells used for staining.
- 22. – Target cell with bull’s-eye appearance.
- 24. – Malignancy of lymphoid tissue.
- 25. – Immature red blood cell.
- 26. – Nucleated developing RBC.
- 29. – Disorder with giant lysosomal granules.
- 30. – Destruction of red blood cells.
- 33. – Disorder of heme metabolism.
- 35. – Spiculated red blood cell.
- 36. – Elevated bilirubin in blood.
- 37. – Enlarged liver.
- 39. – Yellowing of skin from excess bilirubin.
- 41. – Low red blood cell or hemoglobin level.
- 43. – Excessive red blood cell production.
- 44. – Mature plasma cell.
- 45. – Enzyme stain for leukocyte differentiation.
- 49. – Abnormal cellular development.
- 50. – Craving for non-food items.
- 51. – Accumulation of abnormal cells in tissue.
- 53. – Decreased neutrophils.
- 54. – Pale red blood cells due to decreased hemoglobin.
- 55. – Granule-rich early precursor.
- 57. – Lipid stain used for myeloid cells.
- 58. – Decreased platelet count.
- 59. – Teardrop-shaped red blood cell.
- 61. – Developing granulocyte precursor.
- 62. – Color shift of mast cell granules.
- 64. – Iron-containing mature red blood cell.
- 66. – Earliest recognizable RBC precursor.
- 73. – Variation in red cell sizes.
- 74. – Elevated white blood cell count.
- 76. – Spoon-shaped fingernails indicating iron deficiency.